извести́

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verbperfective imperfective is изводи́ть

1.
to use up, to spend, to exhaust (supplies)
Он умудри́лся извести́ все деньги за неде́лю.
He managed to spend all the money in a week.
Often with a hint of wasteful spending.
2.
to exterminate, to wipe out, to kill off
Нам наконе́ц удало́сь извести́ мышей в подва́ле.
We finally managed to exterminate the mice in the cellar.
Typically of pests, weeds or a whole group.
3.
to torment, to wear out, to harass
Извела́ меня́ э́та боле́знь.
This illness has worn me out.
Colloquial; of illness, worry or a person's nagging.

Motion info

извести́ is derived from the unidirectional verb of motion вести́.

Крестьяне решили извести крыс в амбаре.
The peasants decided to exterminate the rats in the barn.
Постоянные придирки извели его до слёз.
The constant nitpicking drove him to tears.
Он извел все деньги на ремонт машины.
He spent all the money on repairing the car.

Imperative
ты	изведи́
вы	изведи́те

Active present	-
Active past	изве́дший	someone who was doing
Passive present	-
Passive past	изведённый	something which was being done
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	изведя́	while doing (past)

вести́to lead; to drive; to conduct; to behave; to keep (a diary); to lead (of a road)
verbimperfective
ве́стиnews / messages
nounfeminine
ввести́to introduce; to enter; to lead in
verbperfective
увести́to take away; to carry off; to steal (someone's partner); to withdraw
verbperfective
взвести́to cock (a gun); to impute (to); to lead up
verbperfective

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(Derived from вести́.)

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
извести́	из-	to use up; to exterminate; to torment
произвести́	про-	to produce; to carry out; to make (an impression); to promote (to a rank)

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